Hi Axel ! On Thu, 11 Jan 2018 22:02:41 +0100 Axel Braun <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Luis, > > Am Donnerstag, 11. Januar 2018, 18:10:24 CET schrieb Luis Falcon: > > > Please take a look at the following screenshot, which summarizes > > the concept of the GNU Health Command Line, the Activity Log and > > the status, new features for the upcoming 3.4 series. > > > > https://i.imgur.com/POOI8e7.png > > Nice...... > Thanks :) > > * GNU Health Command Line (CLI): You can see it at the bottom left > > corner, with the dark cyan background and white font for the > > command. > > As already discussed, for ergonomical PoV I feel it is better at the > top - there you are mostly with the mouse > Sure, we can try different positions for the widget. I think either top or bottom, but both on the left side. > > The GNU Health command line is *very* useful, and it will allow most > > operations without the need of the menu, increasing productivity. > > No doubt! > I wonder if we have a prefix like > /n - new activity in same (active) window > /o - new activity on new window > On Tryton we already have tabs (notebook), so probably there is no need, but we can check. > > In this example, we invoke the SYSINFO command, that will bring up > > relevant information from the client and the server. > > > > * Activity Log Window : That is the separate window that you see at > > the left side of the screen. As I explained in other task summary > > (see https://savannah.gnu.org/task/?14805#comment0) it registers > > events and some command outputs (as in the case of SYSINFO). > > definitely helpful if you need to give support and need info about > the environment (as in the case of SYSINFO). > Absolutely. No more asking endless questions to the user about the running environment :) > > * Status area : This is the section on the right side of the CLI. > > It will display some events, always in a summarized way. In this > > example shows the connection status ("Connected"). > > and it will scroll through (as in the Log window) and displays the > latest info? > Initially no. That is for the Log window, but we can show the latest message header. Again, we can see what can we include. It should be simple and light. > > Let me know your thoughts and suggestions are most welcome. > > That will definitely be a great improvement for the client. If you > got used to it, as in the SAP world, you will not miss it anymore. > (and if you have not used it so far, you may not grab the value in > the first glance) > True :) IMHO, it makes a huge difference in experience and productivity. > Great job, let me know if I can support somehow > Thanks a lot for all the feedback & support ! Bests Luis > Best > Axel >
